With the 2026/27 campaign underway, the awards from last season are set to be handed out on Tuesday evening.
The 53rd annual PFA Awards Ceremony will be held in Manchester this evening with eight awards set to be distributed as well as the respective PFA Teams of the Year.
Bruno Fernandes is widely expected to claim a first PFA Player of the Year crown after a record-breaking season with Manchester United, with Erling Haaland, Gabriel, David Raya, Declan Rice and Rayan Cherki the other five nominees.
Cherki is also nominated for Young Player of the Year, but faces competition from Manchester City team mate Nico O'Reilly, as well as Max Dowman, Eli Junior Kroupi, Rio Ngumoha and Kobbie Mainoo.
Take a look at the eight awards set to be handed out on Tuesday:
- Men’s PFA Players’ Player of the Year
- Women’s PFA Players’ Player of the Year
- Men’s PFA Young Player of the Year
- Women’s PFA Young Player of the Year
- WSL2 PFA Players’ Player of the Year
- Championship PFA Players’ Player of the Year
- League One PFA Players’ Player of the Year
- League Two PFA Players’ Player of the Year
What time are the PFA awards and how to watch
The PFA Awards will start at 4pm on Tuesday with a red carpet live stream on the PFA's YouTube channel. The ceremony will then be streamed on YouTube throughout the evening.
